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# Mendix WebViewer

Enhance your Mendix environment with the WebViewer Widget - a powerful tool for document processing. Get started with a free trial and easily install it through the Mendix Marketplace. Access PDF, DOC

The Mendix WebViewer Widget wraps around our Apryse SDK and UI to enable access to our flagship Document JavaScript library for low code in Mendix.

## Free Trial

WebViewer is an Mendix Widget that lets you start adding accurate, reliable, and fast document processing capabilities to your Mendix environment.

You can install WebViewer in Mendix with the following widget and listed on the Mendix Marketplace (the Module is required to interact with Mendix Files and APIs):

* [WebViewer Widget - Mendix Marketplace](https://marketplace.mendix.com/link/component/121024/)
* [WebViewer Module - Mendix Marketplace](https://marketplace.mendix.com/link/component/202600/)

## Install WebViewer in your Mendix environment

Review the [Get Started](/web/get-started/integrations/mendix/install.md) section to learn how to install the widget and module. There is also a YouTube video that will walk you through the steps.

## File Type Support

* PDF, PDF/A
* DOCX, XLSX, PPTX (MS Office software or licenses are **not** required)
* JPG, PNG

## Browser Support

WebViewer for Mendix runs in all [Mendix supported browsers](https://docs.mendix.com/appstore/partner-solutions/ats/ov-compatibility/#2-browser-support).

See our [browser support page](/web/what-is-webviewer/browser-support.md) for more details.


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